adrowse
/əˈdɹaʊz/
adrowse adjective: drowsy.
Adjective
adrowse (not comparable)
- drowsy
- Synonyms:
- sleepbound, somnolent, bedroomy, dozy, dopey, dragging one's tail, drowsy, eyelids at half-mast, nodding off, oscitant
Synonyms of adrowse
- sleepbound
- somnolent
- bedroomy
- dozy
- dopey
- dragging one's tail
- drowsy
- eyelids at half-mast
- nodding off
- oscitant
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Origin of adrowse
From a- + drowse.
Questions about adrowse
- What does adrowse mean?
- Adrowse means drowsy.
- What part of speech is adrowse?
- Adrowse is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce adrowse?
- Adrowse is pronounced /əˈdɹaʊz/.
Words near adrowse in the dictionary
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